Key Takeaways
- DJI is launching two major products this month: the Neo 2 drone and the Osmo Action 6 camera.
- The Neo 2 drone will debut in China on October 30, with all technical specifications already revealed.
- The Osmo Action 6 is scheduled for release on November 18, succeeding the Osmo Action 4 and 5 Pro.
- The Osmo Pocket 4 is expected to be announced on December 18, just before a potential FCC ban.
- The Osmo Pocket 4 may feature a 1-inch sensor, possibly repurposing the sensor from the Osmo Action 6.
A few days ago, X account Hakasushi posted some mysterious hints about an upcoming DJI product launch. We previously speculated that this release might be linked to the Osmo Pocket 4. To give some background, DJI has confirmed two significant consumer product launches this month.
New Drone and Action Camera
Firstly, they are set to unveil the Neo 2 tomorrow, replacing the original Neo. Interestingly, all the technical specs for the Neo 2 have already been revealed since the drone will make its debut on October 30 in China.
Secondly, the Osmo Action 6 is on schedule to be launched on November 18, taking over from DJI's latest action cameras, which includes the Osmo Action 4 and Osmo Action 5 Pro (currently priced at $339 on Amazon). According to YouTuber Photorabz, the Osmo Pocket 4 is expected to be officially announced exactly one month later. Photorabz claims to have insider information indicating that DJI plans to release the Osmo Pocket 4 on December 18.
Timing and Specs
This launch schedule seems strategically planned, allowing DJI to introduce its upcoming vlogging camera in the US before a potential FCC ban set for December 23. Photorabz further mentions that the Osmo Pocket 4 might come equipped with a 1-inch type sensor, although earlier speculations suggested it would have a 1/1.3-inch sensor instead. If the 1-inch sensor is indeed true, it is likely that DJI will be reusing the camera sensor from the Osmo Action 6 in this new Osmo Pocket model.
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